Welcome to Fearful Records, your new favorite weekly podcast. We listen to every single song from the “Punk Goes…” compilation albums and ask a very important question: “Is this song terrible, or is it terrific?” Tune in to find out.
On this week's episode, Alex, Mike, and Trey head down memory lane to their Warped Tour 2010 days as they discuss the easycore/pop-punk/(some other, probably very-specific genre) band Four Year Strong and dissect their cover of "Love Song" from 2009's Pop Goes Punk Vol. 2. The boys also discuss Sara Bareilles, the "pop-punk to stadium rock" trajectory of 2011-onward, and of course: those majestic beards.
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On this week's episode, the guys discuss "Just Like Heaven" from 2005's "Punk Goes '80s" compilation album.
Will Mike and Trey survive 1+ hour of discussing a song by The Cure? Will Alex successfully convince Mike that The Cure isn't a terrible band? Join us as we navigate high-school-level literary references, the concept of crying "due to your persona", and many, many Youtube covers of this song.
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Here's the one about the acoustic version of Cute Without the "E". We talk about our dads, discover some really good covers, and for a second we become a NeverShoutNever podcast. Enjoy, like and subscribe, rate us 5 stars on stuff, and tune in next week.
On this week's episode, we discuss the smash hit "Beautiful Girls" by Sean Kingston, as performed by Bayside.
Welcome to the FIRST EPISOOOOODE of the Fearful Records Podcast: Your new favorite show in which three idiots get together on a weekly basis to break down one song from the notorious "Punk Goes..." compilations. This week, we're talking about the song "Everywhere" by Yellowcard, as made famous by Michelle Branch.